Pregnancy After Blighted Ovum Novels & Stories

Would he think she was lying? Would he even care? Her phone buzzed with the timer. She looked down. Two pink lines. Pregnant. Olivia stared at the test for a long time before the tears came. Silent. Hot. Heavy. This wasn’t supposed to happen. She wasn’t ready for this. Not emotionally. Not financially. Not when her life was falling apart at the seams. Her mind flashed to Nathan. The way he touched her. The calm in his voice. The way he had looked at her—like he saw her.

She left me and walked out the door. I apologized to the doctor and she said it was natural for Ivyrose to feel that way. She explained to me that at this stage it was a fifty-fifty chance of the pregnancy being viable or not. “Doctor, hypothetically what if she drank a morning after pill on the day of conception, does that cause a blighted ovum?”

I was told I'd never conceive again, or at least my odds of conceiving would be the same as anyone conceiving on birth control because my uterus was so damaged by the miscarriage. But what if they were wrong? With everything else that happened, I never went in for a second opinion, nevermind a follow up visit. And Hunter and I have been having unprotected sex for weeks. Lots and lots of unprotective sex. "Oh God," my hands are shaking as I slowly stand. Holding onto the wall I barely keep from falling over. I feel so weak. Last time this happened I knocked myself out and ended up in the hospital. No, I need to be careful in how I proceed. Because either poison or pregnancy, it doesn’t matter

I yelled with so much anger. But then the doctor cleared his throat and looked at me, “Sorry, Miss Micca, but you can't terminate this pregnancy, because of the result we found. You had a previous abortion and if this is also terminated then I am sorry, you can't conceive again!”

"Did you succeed in removing it from my womb?" "It's all done now, you just need to recover and not think about anything. This process is very delicate, and I won't let you move from the bed for at least a week until I'm sure everything is fine. Things got complicated, and I prefer not to take any risks." "What do you mean things got complicated?" "You had a very severe hemorrhage, and I almost couldn't save you, Nadia. It's highly likely that you won't be able to get pregnant again after this."

“Anniversary of that painful day?” “She had miscarriage before, Miss Blakely. She was so happy when she found out that she's pregnant and she strongly prayed for it to be a baby girl, but even before she could find out the gender, she lost it.” My heart raced. “W-What?” “I remember she was so devastated, but after you came, she became lively again.” I panted really hard as I struggled to process what I heard. Mama had a miscarriage? And it happened before I came? Did she have a miscarriage because of me and my…mother? Did she have a miscarriage after she found out that my mother was meeting her husband?

"You're approximately six weeks pregnant, Mrs. Blackwood." Joy bloomed in my chest, quickly tempered by his next words. "The accident has caused some bleeding. Your pregnancy is at risk." My hands flew protectively to my stomach. "But the baby—" "There's more," he continued gravely. "Your medical records indicate a previous termination that was... complicated. It's left scarring that makes this pregnancy inherently unstable." Tears burned in my eyes. The abortion had been years ago, before I'd even met Ethan—a desperate decision made in desperate times.

But by the end they both agreed and turned to Aiden and me. “We don’t see the scarring on the uterus anymore. We believe that you will be able to carry to term. However, we feel that your ability to conceive in the future isn’t one hundred percent. It’s definitely better odds now though. We feel like your chances in the future are about seventy percent. Let’s see how things go with this pregnancy. But right now, we don’t see a need for bed rest.” Dr. Higslee said. I started crying. I’m pregnant and it may not just be luck in the future. Aiden is smiling. He is ecstatic and I feel it in the mate bond. “Well, we will need to move your Luna Ceremony up, baby.” He says as he presses his lips to

The doctor assured taking a seat beside Crystal while Valentine stood next to his wife and held her hand. Soon he saw a picture appearing on the monitor and a faint noise of thumping filled the room. “Look at this, that kidney-shaped bean is the foetus and that’s the heartbeat. You are four months far, Mrs. Romero and I can see that the child is in a healthy condition. But wait, what’s that?” Doctor asked frowning and Valentine’s grip instantly tightened on Crystal. A worried look crossed on Crystal’s face because it was a miracle pregnancy. After the bad miscarriage and car accident, she held a slim chance of getting pregnant. The doctors almost suggested them to adopt saying that it was ha

"When I was in prison, my previous child was aborted as I was forced to take the abortion pill. The doctor said it was a miracle that I could conceive this time. If my child is aborted again, I won't be able to conceive again in my life!" Deirdre gnashed her teeth. "You are also a mother! Will you cruelly deprive me of the right to be a mother?" Madame Brighthall's face soured as she looked at Dr. Killton. Sweating, Dr. Killton said, "If she didn't receive proper aftercare during her previous abortion, it is true that she won't be able to conceive again..." Hope arose in Deirdre's heart—she believed that Madame Brighthall would not be so cruel.